Butler on party cohesion and labor vote in coming campaigns
A Philadelphia Times interview with Gen. Butler outlines a grim political forecast. He criticizes civil service reform, predicts the next campaign will hinge on candidate character and spoils, and argues there will be no viable third party as labor voters align with either Democrats or Republicans. He warns taxation and foreign birth dynamics shape future power and stresses the need for strong party organization.
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New York
Philadelphia Times
RF. Butler
Democratic Congress
Senate
Republican Party
Blaine
Florida
Mexico
North
South
Bayard
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Unpublished clues in Nourse disappearance case
Boston observers report in The Herald that a London cable message to Mrs Nourse hinted at Mr F R Nourse returning home. Handwriting matches the missing man, trunks show gifts for wife and children, suggesting intent to reunite, though no sign of his remains yet.
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Boston
F. R. Nourse
Herald
London
England
Mr. Nourse
William Endicott, Jr
Foglty Desk
Trainsman Rescues Child From Rails Near Torrcy
Engineer Fred Sloat on the Indiana Blooming Western railroad saved a three year old boy playing on the track. He reversed the engine, crawled onto the pilot, and pushed the child into a ditch as the freight passed. The train stopped, the boy was unconscious with minor injuries, but recovered after washing away blood and laughed claiming to be Papa Lousway's boy.
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Torrcy
Ohio
Fred Sloat
Indiana
Western Railroad
Papa Lousway
Yerkes Denies Paying Chicago Aldermen for Franchises
Charles T. Yerkes, the Philadelphia syndicate agent for the north side cable railway, arrived in Chicago to discuss laying a cable road. He denies paying any aldermen or officials to secure passage of a bill and says he plans to fund the project only to fulfill promises urged by Chicago citizens.
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Pai Laprepuis
Charles T. Yerkes
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cago
Yerkes
North Side
Case of Suspended Animation Stuns Detroit Area
A Detroit suburb reports Hugh McIntire, believed dead after his wedding to a Mia Cunningham daughter in Toledo area, sat upright in a coffin in a broken glass vault eight days after an uncle planned removal to the cemetery. He is weak and bleeding but alive, shocking his wife who had mourned him.
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Toleepo
Ohio
Hugh McIntire
Frisdman
Detroit
Mia Cunningham
McIntire
Tramp Shot After Breakfast Refusal in Goshen
A tramp Miln entered George Niederaur's restaurant in Goshen on Friday, ordered breakfast, refused to pay, and was shot in a back scuffle with the proprietor. He is reported to die. Niederaur is jailed.
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Goshes
Ind
Miln
George Niederaur
Niederaur
Marriage of Patti and Nicolini Lospex at Ystragyniais Church
The religious rite for Adoling Patti and Sig Nicolini was held Thursday in the Protestant parish church at Ystragyniais seven miles from Craig-y-Noe. Patti wore blue silk and the valley route was lined with arches as the population gathered in holiday attire. Magnana of The Paris Figaro gave the bride away and Herr Ganz, the operatic conductor, served as best man. no bridesmaids were listed.
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Magnana
Paris
Herr Ganz
Local man dies after suicide on railroad track
In Chattanooga Tennessee June points to a young man named Junees O Leary who committed suicide by laying across a railroad rail as a freight train passed by near the depot. A crowd watched as the engine passed over him, crushing his body.
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Chattanooca
Tenn
Juneees O'Leary
Cleveland
O'Leary
Redskins on Murdering Expeditions
Unfounded reports of large Indian movements from reservations spark terror in the territory. It is claimed that around 100 Mexicans were killed in Sonora during ongoing raids. Judas H Schwab the socialist was arrested in New York on a beer license charge and held to bail for trial. The Batteries King's liabilities have risen to over 250000 dollars with fines around 250000 dollars.
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Tompstong
Sonora
New York
Judas H. Schwab
Incomes Cut as House Strips Riders from Legislation
A political squib notes the House's order to strike riders and the phrase in full compensation from salary appropriations since Democrats gained control. It warns of the Civil Service rider's doom and discusses the potential for suits over amount differences. Also reports Yale tariff opinions and a condemned charity lottery in Concord, alongside other brief items.
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Siressetae
Civé
Catastrophe Averted At Ohio Festival Fire
In Cree Levitte Ohio on June 17 a gasoline stove exploded during a Catholic schoolhouse festival. A crowd of about 1000 panicked but level headed bystanders held back the stampede and the fire was extinguished with little damage. No injuries reported.
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Cree Levitte
Ohio
Bank of England lowers discount rate to twenty one percent
The Bank of England cut its discount rate to 21 percent on Thursday. In Wisconsin Windsor, Illinois a license to deal in cider costs 1000 dollars annually. The agricultural appropriation bill faced heavy criticism in the Senate following committee consideration. Frederick Ellison of Indiana declined to represent the United States at Ascension Paraguay due to health concerns. Cholera rages in Venice with about twenty new cases and ten deaths daily. Hiram B. Wadsworth of Holley New York jumped from Goat Island Bridge into the Niagara River rapids and was swept over Niagara Falls.
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Ilia
Senate
Frederick Ellison
Indiana
United States
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Paraguay
Venice
Hiram B. Wadsworth
Holley
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Taraweri
International Typographical Unions
Childs-Drexel Fund
Philadelphia
Masonic Grand Lodge of
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Milwaukee
John W. Woodhull
Eugene S Elliott
International Typographical Union
August Donett
Washi
Frank & Pelton
Chicago
J’ B Daily
Childs Drexel
W. A. Boies
Marengo
Tis
Sheepshead Bay
Troubadour
Richmond
Sarana
Dlinois Pharmaceutical Association
Rockford
John R. Porter
B. F
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Xe Reformed Church Synod
New Branswick
N. J
John R Smith
Board of Domestic Missions
Boston
New York
Cincinnnati
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